ghetto
柯林斯詞典
1. N-COUNT A ghetto is a part of a city in which many poor people or many people of a particular race, religion, or nationality live separately from everyone else. 貧民區(qū); (相同種族、宗教或國(guó)籍的人的) 聚居區(qū)
...the black ghettos of New York and Los Angeles. …紐約和洛杉磯的黑人聚居區(qū)。
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ghetto /?ɡ?t??/ (ghettoes)
劍橋詞典
- an area of a city , especially a very poor area , where people of a particular race or religion live closely together and apart from other people
（尤指城市中貧窮的）某種族（或宗教信仰者）聚居區(qū)；貧民區(qū)
As a child she lived in one of New York's poorest ghettos. 童年時(shí)，她居住的地方是紐約最貧窮的貧民區(qū)之一。
to live in ghetto conditions 在貧民區(qū)中生活
in the past, an area of a city where Jews were made to live
（舊時(shí)的）猶太人居住區(qū)，隔都
a part of society or group that is in some way divided from the main part
（堦層、團(tuán)躰或集團(tuán)等的）聚居區(qū)
Brought up in what he describes as "a middle class ghetto", he imagined that all people were as privileged as he was. 自稱(chēng)從小在“一個(gè)中産堦級(jí)聚居區(qū)”長(zhǎng)大的他，以爲(wèi)所有人都享有跟他一樣的待遇。 返回 ghetto